Bulgaria Bombing Aftermath

ali_ihsan21 · #21 ● 07-19-2012, 02:14 PM

It was done by Israeli Mossad, to stoke anger against Iran. killing some tourist's serves no objective to Iran. If they were israeli military personal that would make more logical sense. Zionist's don't mind sacrificing a few of their own for a much larger objective on their agenda. Israel..is the biggest terrorist state of them all. They are master's of decieving.

Every state when necessary does that but Israel is the champion of terrorism against their own citizens. They have to do that from once side they're waging a bloody battle in the region on the other hand losing population every year soon they wont have enough power to continue that war no matter how advanced their military technology is. For this reason they have create a perception that anywhere other than Israel isnt a safe place for Jews.

Just take a look at the policy of law passing into Israel citizenship how tight it was in the 1950's when they first began to call Jews from Russia, USA... they were looking back 2 descents now as far as I know if someone's mother is a Jew they accept his/her citizenship.

Claiming that Jews never do that to a Jew is ridiculous, I saw Jews blaiming American banker Jews support for Nazis before the 2WW for the creation of Israel.

kasapin · #22 ● 07-19-2012, 03:02 PM

It seems that the kamikaze had american driving license... here we go again .. now US has to get involved... man o man .. those guys never get tired of putting the same old show over and over again... lets see this time what they make out of it.

tecumseh35 · #23 ● 07-19-2012, 03:41 PM

Originally Posted by mengala ↗

It was done by Israeli Mossad, to stoke anger against Iran. killing some tourist's serves no objective to Iran. If they were israeli military personal that would make more logical sense. Zionist's don't mind sacrificing a few of their own for a much larger objective on their agenda. Israel..is the biggest terrorist state of them all. They are master's of decieving.

Your an idiot! It's more likely that it was the easter bunny, than it was the Israelis. Israelis dont blow themselves up to kill their enemies, much less its own people. There is only one group, that is this barbaric and blood-thirsty. Muslims. Israel doesnt need to manufacture a reason to attack Iran. It already has one.

The fact that this took place in Bulgaria, shows that Iran cant move money and explosives through Syria and Lebanon, to attack Israel at home. This was obviously Iran. The sanctions are starting to sting, so they are desparate and lashing out. I said it once and ill say it again. Your an idiot!

MrEzzzkiel · #24 ● 07-19-2012, 03:43 PM

Originally Posted by slash4321 ↗

May I suggest 'The Ascent of Money: A Financial History of the World' by Niall Ferguson. He's a Harvard Professor who has slightly more intellectual credibility than David Duke or the nobodies who made those youtube videos. It's a real eye opener, and you should find discredits the theories postulated in the videos

taken from wikipedia:
In 2007, Ferguson was appointed as an Investment Management Consultant by GLG Partners, GLG is a UK-based hedge fund management firm headed by Noam Gottesman. (Noam Gottesman is a New York City-based, Israeli-American businessman and former hedge fund manager known for co-founding GLG Partners. He is listed on the Forbes 400 list of richest people in America as having a net worth of $1.6 billion, as of March 2012.)
Since 2011 he has been a contributing editor for Bloomberg Television and a columnist for Newsweek.
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Paul Mellon KBE (June 11, 1907 – February 1, 1999) was an American philanthropist and an owner/breeder of thoroughbred racehorses. He was co-heir to one of America's greatest business fortunes, the Mellon Bank fortune, created by his grandfather Thomas Mellon, his father Andrew W. Mellon, and his father's brother Richard B. Mellon.
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so how about you take your little harvard lap dog back into that little confined world you believe you live in... how can you call this man credible? because someone says he's saying the right things? you make me laugh... you are naive and I feel sorry for you...

slash4321 · #25 ● 07-19-2012, 04:02 PM

Originally Posted by MrEzzzkiel ↗

how can you call this man credible? because someone says he's saying the right things?

Oh no, I'm more than capable of coming to my own conclusions. How can I tell he's credible? I put my faith in a Harvard educated scholar, as opposed to a youtube video. I could be wrong to do so, though.

I'm naive, because I disagree with you is essentially what you're saying? How so? Please don't feel sorry for me though, I don't require your pity. It's certainly not reciprocated!

Originally Posted by MrEzzzkiel ↗

confined world

Quite the opposite! I don't live in fear of a [insert innumerable secret organisation] conspiring to take over the world

MrEzzzkiel · #26 ● 07-19-2012, 04:29 PM

well then, that's good for you... I'm very pleased you took your time to read the text I copy/pasted from wikipedia...
I do feel sorry for you, even though you wish not to receive it... I'm just that kind of person, larger than life, you know...

No no, you're not naive because you disagree with me, it's because you believe you live in a world where iran has some sort of reason to bomb bulgaria...
I am also very pleased to know my pity isn't reciprocated... Thank you..

slash4321 · #27 ● 07-19-2012, 04:46 PM

Originally Posted by MrEzzzkiel ↗

No no, you're not naive because you disagree with me, it's because you believe you live in a world where iran has some sort of reason to bomb bulgaria...

Speculation at the moment is that the group respnsible is Hezbollah. Just look at their terroristic activities against Israelis, it would be nothing extraordinary for such an attack to be carried out by them, after all, Burgas is a popular destination for young Israelis.

Originally Posted by MrEzzzkiel ↗

I am also very pleased to know my pity isn't reciprocated

Good good!